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VA - Where Were You? Independent Music From Leeds 1978-1989 (2023)

VA - Where Were You? Independent Music From Leeds 1978-1989 (2023)
FLAC (tracks), Lossless/ MP3 320 kbps | 2:49:21 | 386 Mb / 1,11 Gb
Genre: Indie Rock / Label:Cherry Red Records

Like many Northern cities, Leeds enjoyed an explosion of music triggered by the big bang of punk rock in 1977. Indie labels sprung up to cater for a new wave of bands, who carved their own identity as the 80s dawned. ‘Where Were You’ is the first comprehensive anthology of Leeds’ independent music from that period, through to the end of the 1980s. From punk to goth, indie pop to industrial dancefloor, out-and-out pop to underground psychedelia, the four hours’ worth of recordings here are a celebration of the musical diversity emanating from the city’s studios and clubs.
VA - Where Were You? (Independent Music from Leeds 1978-1989) (Complete Edition) (2023)

VA - Where Were You? (Independent Music from Leeds 1978-1989) (Complete Edition) (2023)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks+log+.cue) - 1,53 Gb | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 540 Mb | 03:55:23
Indie Rock, Post-Punk, Alternative Rock, New Wave | Label: Cherry Red Records

68 track 3CD box set celebrating the Leeds’ independent scene of the 1980s. Featuring Soft Cell, Sisters Of Mercy, Gang Of Four, The Wedding Present, Scritti Politti, The Mission, and many more. Including The Mekons, CUD, Delta 5, The Pale Saints, Girls At Our Best, Age Of Chance, The Bridewell Taxis who all stamped their mark on the indie charts and were regulars/favourites on John Peel’s radio show. Like many Northern cities, Leeds enjoyed an explosion of music triggered by the big bang of punk rock in 1977. Indie labels sprung up to cater for a new wave of bands, who carved their own identity as the 80s dawned. ‘Where Were You’ is the first comprehensive anthology of Leeds’ independent music from that period, through to the end of the 1980s. From punk to goth, indie pop to industrial dancefloor, out-and-out pop to underground psychedelia, the four hours’ worth of recordings here are a celebration of the musical diversity emanating from the city’s studios and clubs.